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THE PITTSBURGH GAZETTE TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1913. Strict Enforcement of Labor Law Is Decided Farmers Hear Creasy Grocer Is Vindicated Tri-State News 16 FAIR FAIR MONT SUFFRAGIST Sociai and Personal Gossip Labor Laws To Be Enforced More Strictly Judge Gives Pure Foodists A Setback GRANGER GREASY SPEAKS Of! R0A0S; I Youngstown. O. Mrs. John R.

Kane has returned from Greenville. Pa-Mrs. Harrv Ford and Mm. James Drlpps have returned from Youngstown, u. Sharon, Pa.

M's B. CJraham entprtained the Golden Workers ot the First ITesbytenan Church. Fairmont, W. Va. jrf, F.

H. Butil entortainea me Guili of Si. John's Chureh. St. Johns amid Si John's Episcopal By Practical Economy Pennsylvania ill Be Able to Build Good Highways, He Says.

State Commissioner to Insist on More Rigid Examinations of Children. Orders Acquittal of New Castle Grocer Who Sold Watered Vinegar. Clmrch li eels wail Jliss fauane rivue Mrs. Charies entertained the Prospect Hemnts cluij Mr. and Mrs Frank Cark have returned frnm a visit in Warren.

O. Mrs. 'harlea Bachman and nave returned from a visit In Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Doyle have come from the we.t to spend the with Mis. Margaret tkivle. Mrs. Edward Wrenn ia visiting her sister In Pittsburgh. Mrs.

J. i. Mliler and son GeorKe have loft for a visit in Cleveland. and Midland. Mrs.

liduard C. Ferrldav of Wilmington. has arrived here and will be the guest of her mother. Mis. u.

N. Arnett, until after Christmas. Mrs. fclmory Foster McKinuev entertained the members of Kobert Lee chapter ot the Vnlted Daughters of the Confederacy. Miss Kulh Tregailis has returned to her home in Grafton, w.

after several days' visit with Marian Bradshaw. Dr. and Mrs. Karl Hennen. who had been the guests of Dr.

and Mrs. Hugh Carr. have returned to their home in Whet-ling. Mr. and Mrs.

B. S. Wilcox lelt Tuesday for their borne in Auburndale. Fta. They -Here accompanied by Mr.

and Mrs. Albert Talking-ton. Mrs. K. B.

Parrish has gone to Baltimore. The Misses Irene Hutchinson Manila Hutch "BOB VEAL" SALES OPPOSED EMPLOYERS ARE HELD LIABLE OTHER CASES MAY BE DROPPED ii -T II K- Br Associated Prkss to Gazfttk Times. 1 PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 11 John Pric Jackson, State commissioner of labor, and Mich Miss Alice Craln and guest. Miss Helen nauKhertv.

have left for a visit in Philadelphia. Mrs Frank hflR returned to her home Woman Urges Parents to Buy Musical Instruments to Keep Children on Farms. Spicial Tei cjb To GAzrrxs Times. NEW CASTLE, Dec. 11.

W. O. McCullougb. a grocer. cliargel with soiling cidur vineMar below the standard legallv set in this state, was acquitted here this afternoon.

Judge E. Por- Lightner, supervising inspector inson, Mary Windsor. Maria Haymcnd. Carol Jacob In Plttsburch after a visit with Mr. and Mrs.

V'oweil. lorence Hawker, Bthel HeintZelman iu. Connors. Mrs. Casper Krinks has returned from a visit wirh Pittsburgh relatives.

i ter's decision is of wme interest, as 11 riirTers from nreceUeiits set by oiner Mrs. K. A Smith and Mrs. Wheeler nave judges in similar prosecutions the state returned to their home in Meadville after a tBT I'm em t5ait Tmr.i KPAniNG. Iw.

11 "By prac and Pauline Jamison will attend the T. N. K. dunce at Morgantown. December l'J.

Miss Emily Lively, who was the guest of Mayor and Mrs. Henry S. Lively, has returned to her home in Weston. Mesdames C. M.

Ritchie and P. C. McBee and Miss Margaret McKinney attended the national woman's suffrage convention in Washington. here for Jackson, decided today to enforce more strictly the law regarding educational and physical qualifications for minors in employment. They will insist on more rigid examinations of children as to reading, writing and their health.

Following a conference today, Mr. Jackson and Mr. Light-ncr issued the following statement: "The law reads. 'Minors under 16 years of age may not be employed unless they can read and write English Intelligently and are physically qualified for their has enterea in vanyus vuuuutva. vjsir witn Mr.

aim -Mrs. jihs johhsioii. Gaunt of Darlington, deputy state Complimentary to Mrs J. Vincent Rose, a pure food inspector, was the prosecutor, recent bride, and Miss Olive O'Brien, whose State Chemist F. T.

Aschman of Pitts- i engagement to Joseph Kennedy was recently hurgh and Chemist James A. Evans of announced. Mrs. John Kennedy entertained Erie testified for the commonwealth that at cards. thev had found about Tl per cent of I Mrs.

Henry Gave and daughter Mary have water in samoles of vinegar purchased returned after a visit with relatives In New Steubenville, 0. Mrs R. G. Richards entertained at a Castle. Pa tical rwnomv of the state's money.

Pennsylvania will be able to build pood roads." This wa th- of an address by Master William T. Creasy, illustrated by 75 alid-s froiu photographs taken in different part of the state t.ef.r- the state I gran this afternoon. The prance hold" itelf responsible for the defeat of the loan at the November elec-tion and eavs that with proper economy' sufficient fund can raitf. through I the annual revenues. without belm? bur- luncheon for Miss Alice Johnson.

Miss L'mma McDonald has gone to La Jolla, at McCullougli's store. JlcCullough d'd not deny this, but said he had bousht the vinegar from a wholesale house and knew nothing personally about its composition. At the close of the testimony the defense asked that the court instruct wcrK. in this respect the department has heretofore been lenient In so much as the law apparently has not been understood by a large proportion of the employers of the city. "Searching tests wih be instituted Th Miss Anna Weinsteln has returned to Du-qnesne after a visit with Miss Jennie Rout-man.

Mr. and Mrs. William Barnes and son have returned a visit in Itetroit. Mich. Mrs.

Carver has left for a vsit with her dauctiter, Mrs. E. Pope of Cleveland, Ohio. Mrs. S.

IV Ker and daughter have returned frnm a visit in Pittsburgh. Mrs. Thomas Allen has returned after a the Inn- to render a verdict of acquittal. Cal. Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Woods celebrated their silver wedding anniversary. Miss Ruth Donovan of Donnlson is visiting here. Mis. D.

S. tvolcott of Peyvickley is visiting here. The Knights Templar gave a reception and dance. Miss Helen McGowan Is visiting in Pittsburgh. W.

B. Cain has gone to Jacksonville. Fla. This was done. In directing the jury Judge Porter said, in part: "While it is true some water was found in the vinegar, this water Is not a foreign substance as differing from the elements that go to compose vinegar, and the act of Assembly is so indefinite and so fails to definitely fix the standard by visit with Mrs.

Uazen of 'ew York and Mr. and Mrs. Ben Allen, cf Geneva. N. T.

Miss T.ilhan Curtwnght has returned to her home In Greenville. after a visit with friends. Mrs. J. Frey and children oi tinner nave been visiting here.

Mrs. Carl Mildner has returned from Germany. Mrs. Nancy Howard w-as tendered a birth-da party. F.

W. Owesney and wife are home from mere writing ot the name and date or other simple teste such as that will not be considered as sufficient knowledge to enable a boy or girl to be employed. He or she must be able intelligently to write Simple English in comphde sentences arid expressions; must also be able to pass piopei physical tests as required by the medical staff of the department. "Employers will be held strictly accountable in employing children that these requirements be fully lived up to. The department is in conference with the city school authorities for the purpose of arranging to have certificates of employment issued only to children who can pass the more rigid requirements.

"Though the department insists on the law being strictly observed both with respect to child and woman labor which to measure a dealer's criminality or lack of it that the court cannot direct a verdict of guilty." There are several other Indictments of a similar nature against local dealers, but it is expected these will be dropped as a result of the decision in the Mc-Cullough case. Mr and Mrs. Charles F. Phillips and Marv have returned from a visit with l)r and Mrs. C.

P.eed of Pnquesne. Pa. Mrs. J. W.

Kagarlse and son of Wilkinsburg, have returned home after a visit with Sharon relatives. Mrs. F. Boyce Is visiting friends In "Wilkinsburg. Pa.

Mrs. II. Pnttersnn and Miss Margaret Bueklin visited friends in Pittsburgh. Covers were placed for IS guests ot a luncheon given at tbe homo of Mrsr P. P.

Fisher. Mrs. Corliss Kemerv has returned after a visit with friends in Cleveland. O. denwome to the taxpayer, to build good roariK- The slogan, it was stated.

lloa.ls. No Boulevards." W. L. of Crawford courtv. for the educational committee, recommended a large appropriation by the Legislature for school purposes.

R. P. Kester. grange lecturer of Bucks countv. favored the individual control of schools.

Ti addr-sses of the entire forenoon favored co-operation anions tbe farmers. Oire J'uttr Children Munie. A resolution makinK the legislative committee to request the State legislature, to pass a bill prohibiting the sale of "Bob Veal'' was referred. The pran-K-r believe that the sale of "Bob veal" binders the raising of cattle. It is said that seme of the granger would oppose 8ti 1 K'slati'-n.

Mrs. Anna P. Rnnifs of Tunkhannoek. wno bolils mj.s:Iioii of Flora In the tale grange. urgvi grangers to keep thir children on the fuim here they are needetl most.

"Buy pian-. organ and other musical Instruments your hjiu ai daughters. Let them at dinners, and you will be surprwd to see tmve the hll.lr.-n will stay at bom-. It other words them have city life in the country and on- this is done tb farms will Heiress Victim of Gas Dies. COLVMBl'S.

Dec. 11. Miss Barbara Hart of Caruthersville, died this mornliiK as a result of gas asphyxiation simultaneously with the funeral of tier New York. Progress Camp No. 7330 has elected as officers: Oracle.

Mary Klswick: past oracle, Klla Powers: vice oracle. Margaret Henry; ehancellar. Mollie Russell; recorder. Anna liwson; receiver. Carrie Bowel marshal.

Ger-tude Wvnne: Inner sentinel. Kllzaueth Barn-, hart; outer sentinel viola Latinier; managers, Klla Mutz. Anna Hanehins. G. B.

Kendall and wife of Springfield. 111., are visitine: here. Bdward Stevenhart has received a goM medal from King Leopold of Belgium for faithful military- services in 170 Mrs. John Kinney of Pittsburgh is visiting here. Miss Margaret Dougherty has been visiting MISS KI.F.AXttt t'OWKN.

FAIKSiONT. W. Pec. 11. Miss Eleanor Bosworth Cowen of Fairmont is secretary of the West Virginia Eual Suffrage Association-SI-e is a graduate of Vassar and Is Instructor In English In the Fairmont Hizh school.

She Is fond of athletics and has organized a Camp Fire Club among the girls of the High school. Miss Cowen Is a thorough suffragist, but not of the militant sort rwin. ''a. I Miss ernes Fulton is visltlns: friends In Bat robe. Pa.

Mrs. Stewart McKean ot Charleroi. Pa was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J.

B. Cunnlnsham. Mrs A. M. Price has returned after visit grandmother.

Mrs. D. Hart of Worth-ington. who was found dead Tuesday in the Hart home. Mies Rachel Ha-t.

sister of Barbara, who also was overcome, is recovering. The latter marriage to Dr. Edgar Allen of this city, announced for December IT. probably will be postootied. The girls had just inherited in Honedaie.

OHIO GRANGE BARS POLITICS. KefiiHCH 1u t'ltinlfntn onon, ami (Iiwim ii ill ifulfic. War on Immodsst Dress Declared by W.C.T. U. Latrobe, Pa.

Mrs. Bert F. Ober has returned irom THE DEATH ROLL theless it proposes to be reasonable and fair to both employers and employes." EAST END CLUB PLANS. Civic and Military Asao-eiation to Distribute Toyn. The Pittsburgh Civic and Military Association, a recently formed organization, plans a real Christmas for children of various charitable institutions.

On Christmas morning the members will start out from the clubhouse at 6736 Penh avenue, with a full load of toys. The committee will visit as many homes as possible. The Industrial Home for Crippled Children will be the first stop. Prominent society women of the East End have dressed dolls for the occasion, and soma have signified their intention of accompanying the club members on the trip. The work is tbe nrarticnl start of LIMA.

Ih 11 Aftrr ifl'tinc 'liilll-ciitlit trio nxt i-lat-e of nicft un.I ing her daughter. Mrs. V. Cropp Mingo Junction, o. Mrs.

John Aldous and di' lighter. Miss Martha Byler. have returned from a trip abroad. Prof. I.

Garanl of Grove City. was the puest of G. L. and family. Joseph Spitz if Appleion.

has announced the emsaciiielit of his dauuhler Ireno to obliiKin of this place. Tbe wedding will take piace in the spi ins. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stump of Jacksonville visited Ibeir dauuhler, Mrs.

Samuel Bender. Mi-. N. C. Wolilert have returned from Alto-nia.

la. Mary and Nelda Smith and Messrs. De Wainple and Shields attended Thi convention is notable tts war Women's Club Members as m- new I tlto I i nee tirunjf II. Rite. fill.

CITY, Dec. H. 1 Special 1 I i h-osed Its annual eession in this my I tonight a visit to her parents. Mr. ana yhu.h.ii Schwartz of Harrisburg.

Miss Margaret Dinkle and Miss Nora Burgeon of Jeannette. are guests at the home of Mrs Annie Miller. Tbe members of Camp No. "19. Woodmen of the "World, were the guests of the members of the Blairsville camp.

Miss Phoebe Bveriv and Miss Anna Hackett have returned from a visit with friends in Jeannctte. Pa. The Latrobe High School Athletic Association entertained at their annual chicken and waffle supper. Invitations have been issued bv the Latrobe Lodge of Elks for a ladies' night, to he held to Reform Garment Makers First, They Say. George W.

Roess. for the last it) years The resolution committee refused to cr- deuaitment of fer a resolution condemning ire tb National Transit shops and one of Agriculture Houston for the, alleged snub aiea best-known residents of the city 1I.C of the Ohio corn nif oni'l corn im lien I llloa lowine lilness several 5 B' an of si of ni.wtuii IhttlO. luov.wio Washington last .11111113 iiuu', months. He was a son of Louis Koess twenty-nrsi bon of her dauKliter Claras OB li before has such rad.cal action been attempted. Northampton cuuiity srave the traffic lap.

when a resolution was presented, that t'ere should be a cur.alltutbnal acM-ndment prohibiting the manufacture o' Intoxicating liquors." It was r-red. limmr udorwd. A resolution asking that a law be placed aratnst the manufacture of it.toxi-calmt. it'i'iors; and another. that the tate cninc Indorse the no-license movement, n-xi were Foi the first time since the question commmee siattug privately tu.n lei i i ill i i one of the old oil operators of tne tin public activities of the club, the mem Wednesdav evening.

December B. i lev nau seen rom ooiu i ii.nri th. Ihem that is ba. of the alte.i.pt i Creek field pon his gra uation at the to net an indorsement throuvh. I Capitol I nlversity at olumhus.

he The defeat of the centralized school I entered the J. limes l.ngine oi ka vstem learned ihe close theias an apprentice and later joined the Bj a i Priss flirtiT Times 1 Dec. 11. Cleveland and Cuyanoga county women's club iiirnitTi tiay were enlisted in a war a.i nst pn-xnl day modes of femiiuua Aearii.g appareL The movement follows an attack on prevailing tl--s made last night at a convention if tne county Women's Christian Temperance w-hen reslutions bers of which propose to take an active interest in public affairs. A handsome clubhouse has been established.

A large acreage surrounds the house and It Is planned to lay out a running track, baseball and football field and tennis courts. convention, and seemed to meet with gen eral approval hirrlioav. The Kania Kappa Club of this place was entertained by Miss Julia Wi throw at a theater party. Punxsutawney, Pa. Mrs.

C. Mlnish has returned from a it in BidBwav and Urockwayville. Pa. Mr. Beck and daughter.

Miss Grace, attended the funeral of Mrs. Beck's sister. Mr. llunsberger of Philadelphia. M'" A Moore of Williamspori.

visited her daughter. Mrs. P. B. Albertson.

Miss c.i-uee Wliite of Dubois, spent Sunday here. Mrs. c. illeeklcr has returned from a Mr and Mrs Frank Keller or are litre to make a visit at the home of their aunt, Mrs. Bmatius Hacha.

Mr. and Mrs O. J. Cnnnel! of Lilly. are guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. H. A. Conneil. Cant Thomas Anderson of Company of the Tenth Regiment has received word to the effect that an Inspection will he conducted on the evening of January by an officer of the United States army.

Dr J. J. Lrnhart. who has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. Carrie McDowell, left for his home in New York City.

forces of the Transit Company, tie was prominent in Masonic circles. He leaves a widow, two sons and two daughters. Edgar Kyle. SOMKHSKT. Dec.

11. (Special.) of woman suffrage received prominence GEN. WOOD TO BE RELIEVED. were ado; ted which rex ite-j mat nere-manv are to immmlvsty aa eiorei In wearing apparel and Girl Lured Away from "Movie." CAXTpX, Dec. 41.

The moving picture show as a recruiting ground for white slavers was described to Judge Ake in court here today by tlt iu va Anderson. lj. daughter of H. F. Anderson of l'iieves such a prac Fdgar le.

aged 70, Is dead at Ins uome In Meyersdale, Pa. He was sheriff of Somerset fount from 11TS to ISM. after- In tins city by the organization or a local braech fti fivor of the franchise, the opposition forces are being heard from. In connection with the grangers' convention, the Pennsylvania Association to Woman's Suffrage p-ned head-luarters h-re the literature is dis-pla yed. tends towatds the demoralization ot ietv.

the tlon of homes and the of the white siave trafrie. therefore it that we cinieiiiti I Mrs. A. .1. Keller has left for west Lebanon.

rl. who ran away from i ward engaging in the hotel bn-iness at i Wooslcr. Tl Pa. to visit rrlends and atteno me weuums Matisp.ei'l with Harry liovvser accoin- Somerset and lie seiveu and l.ee tlrfoueh the Civil War in Company of her cousin. Miss Mary Fulton.

viMt at isceola and 1'hill psourg. ra. Mrs Sevier (ilx rlln and daughter. Mary i t-mlii-e. visited friend in Indiana, Pa.

pained bv her twin sister. Kv Garrison to JteitUice Him as Chief of Staff. WASHINGTON. Dec. 11.

Announcement was made toria by Secretary Garrison, that April Z'i, Leonard Wood would cease to be chief of staff of the United States army. On that date Gen. Wood's four-year detail expires, and though there is a provision in the statutes which would permit the term to be extended in cases of ul. and was caunht here Kiftv-fuiirih Pennsylvania oltinteeis. HitaliKi lloweer.

lie was found guilty of I mid was wounded in tne name i.v in Farm Hand Shoots Himself. ZAXESVIL.I.R. Dec. 11. Charles an attack ber.

burg. He was a member ot tin; i.uinerari hurch and the His wife, for- Jewell, aged 32. a farm hand employed the weak representation of Joliuic men in ttiw grange State Secretary of Aicriculture K. B. t'ritrhri-ld emphasized that it was the duty of the members to Invite the youth of the rural district in the profession of farming and revise condition whereby they would reman at borne instead of migrating to the city.

b- G. Holbein, nve nines west ot transparent wearing apparel or am kind which unduly exxses tne form or ngtire of Women, and lake a staiul for simplicity and modesty, whieli are eii'ressions of rharacter in dress." The Federation of Women's; Clubs and the Cleveland Mothers' Congress are con-te'epuninir joining the movement. Tne f-bib women plan to reform the garment makers, if possible. If the designers refuse to listen the leaders of the crusade declare thev will luid other n-ans to accomplish their obj-cl. W.

C. T. omaiiixations in other cities will be enlisted the undertaking, luo merlv Kllen Statu r. ami tne ioiiuwiug children are left: Klbridge C. anil Marion of Meversdale; Bowman X.

of Winrl-ber 'Mrs. P. 1'. Hitter of Boswell. and Mis.

Carl Miller of Wheeling, W. Va. Zanesville. committed suicide by shooting himself through the head this evening in the yard of a neighbor, William Marple. war or any other emergency, Secretary! Garrison declared that he would follow the spirit of the law and choose a successor.

Mr. and Mir. Uulph Melirmg nave reiurnea frnm PitlsbutKh. Mrs. C.

Camield of Omaha. is vlsit-lmr her sister. Mrs. Frank Nulph. Mr.

and Mis. Phillip Mehnng have started on a southern trip. Mrs. Walter Campbeil of Wilkinsburg, Pals visiiimr her brothers-in-law. Fred and Frank Campbell.

Mrs. Clifton McAfee Is visiting her mother In lxk Haven, Pa. Mrs. J. K.

Merris of Dubois. was a rui st at the home of her son jr. A. Merris. David Mci'ormaik and Fred Beyer were In Dubois, I'a.

The Ladies- Aid Society of the Methodist Church held a supper and bazar. The nurses of the punxsutawney Hospital Capt. Kidd Quits Militia. Dec. 11.

Capt. A. It. Kidd. for three veins couimanbr of Company D.

Tenth LVKiment, National t.uard. has tendered Wis resignation lo Col. nd Coulter. in Oreensburg. His ireinent ends In years of m-rvice.

tirsl as a ineniber of the Twelfth Keiti-tneiit. with which he served in the Span-isn-American War. Se'ond Lieutenant J. 1 'onald. a Mtidciit at Yale, also has ri sillied on account his studies Alexander Mrlfavid.

Jrw CIGARET SELLER IS PISED. Butler Man tn Minor ttthrrm LETTER CARRIERS' OFFICIAL. 'AILRQAJ) EW it is ho-ed to make country nte. "There t--enis to be no individuality among women now." Raid Mrs. Warner, one of the leaders, "thev wear what men tell them to wear, localise the designers are nearly all men." Mrs.

Willamina Wood McDavid, aged died yesterday morning at the home of her son. John W. McDavid. 41 P.Wge avenue. Crafton.

She was the wifo of Alexander McDavid and the daughter of the late Jonathun and Willamina Wood. She was a member of the West Kntl Mothod st Kpiscopal Church, and beside her husband, she leaves five children and cae an entertainment to raise money to buy 1 a piano. Samuel Mcllenry of Dayton. visited his I Child Burned Fatally by Stove. parents.

Mr and Mrs. Harry McHenry. IXDIANA'S Y. M. C.

I SuW liutiiia "aged daughter of Wil Jr ik? -St-V Ireensburg. Pa. li mm tlutin.i of lair, was in Ihe kitchen two brothers. The children are Mrs. Kate Orahatn and Mrs.

Mattie Weaver fa! tins morning, a coal stove fell on her. llattdMtine SenlfHcrti. Iec. II. Four persons wiil their Christmas behind the br as a result of sentences In.

posed by Jutlge James Galbreath in Uarter sessions court ttday. William Stuni.as. a merchant, who sold ciearets to minors, was hned the cot: John Fedora of La ndora drew a year in the penitentiary snooting Mrs. John Slyex. his landlady: John Raduick of Zeiienople.

charged with a crime against a young Kirl. goes to the workhouse for nine months; John Daniels, who admitted violated the li-juor btws. will go to jail for nine months; Iouis Shussen. convicted of assaulting Ik at Vahl-ville. goes to the penitentiary for IS months.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Iynch have invitations for a dunce to be given on December u'i in honor of their daughter. Miss The n.ottier in lifting the stove from the of Pittsburgh, John ot t.nrii.-d on the face ban. is and ton James McDavid of Dorinont and Harry McDavid of the est End.

'i he Sara Lynch. arms. Burning coals tell on tne cnuiL She wns brought to Mt. Pleasant Hospital where she died this evening. li.

and Safety Exhibit. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad has installed an extensive exhibit in the International Safety and Sanitation Exposition, which opened in the Grand Central Palace In New York city yesterday. The exhibit shows the new methods adopted by the Baltimore and Ohio under the company's safety first policy to protect the traveling public and employes against accidents. it oi-cupies ii-D square feet of floor space and contains full sized models, working reproductions and photographs of equipment fitted up with the latest safety appliances. In the center Is a locomotive model mounted on a platform and In operation, with register recording the speed, distance of travel and time consumed.

'This is equipped with improved coup brothers are Jonathan H. ood anil Capt. lames O. Wood, both of the West End. Mrs.

John J. Slnerer was a truest at a bridee luncheon Btven at the Country Opened by I'll iladrlfth in it. IXDIAXA. Iec. 11.

Indiana's handsome T. M. C. was ded.cated free of debt this afternoon. The address was delivered by Ir Bussell H.

Conwtll of Philadelphia. iTesi.b nt Harrv McCreary haii charge oi 900 Men Are Laid Off. CLEVELAND. 1 'ec. 11.

Orders were Ilamnan En her. the ceremonies. The new home is at Club bv Mrs. Kobert E. Umble.

vita ions have been Issued by the Nema-colln Club for their annual institute uance. Miss Sara liell Thomas entertained at "500" In honor of her guest. Miss Blanche Reidt of Vilkinsbuic. I'a. Miss 1ml I Tinney entertained at cards.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rest are the guests of their daughter. Miss Lucy Best of Fredericks. Ninth and Philadelphia st-eets.

equipped with gymnasium. swimrnms received at the Colluiwood shops of the! pii I. VDELP.HI A. Dec. 11.

I la r-Lake Shore and Michigan Southern P.ail- i man aged 81, an artist, noted ror way Company here today to lay off WO hls etching of animals and illustrations men indefinitely, effective December for standard medical works, died sud-At previous times when retrenchment I aenlv last night. During the Civil War lias been made the men have usually hn Krvpri as artist on the surgeon cn- burp Md. px.l. alleys, oinaio rti.o i rooms, dormitory and all other modern conveniences. A feature is the women parlor a rest and waiting room for out-of-town women who are here shopping and have to wait for trains.

F. M. Beck is physical di-e, r.e nd crviarv of he association. bevn put on a shorter schedule of hours, st iff of the diked States Army week Mrs. Miss Myrtle WltlKtleld left snend the winter with her I Wife Convicts Hubby of Slavery.

Io. 11. Kvan .1. Ovvynne. charged with white slavery by his wife, Mrs.

Anna Wynne of Ijizerne. was convicted in the I'uited States District Court heie today. Mrs. tJwynne charged that she met the prisoner in Wilkes-Barre in 1909 and that he forced her to live a life of shame in Philadelphia. Soranton.

Wllmineton. and In Baltimore. die declare! that he forced her to give him practically all her earnings, liwynne was held in ba.l pending an appeal. lers in regular use. a safety chain from cab to tender to prevent men from falling an improved shaker bar and other devices.

An interesting feature of the show is the safety first" clock, built by one of the employes. The lace of the clock carries the safety first emblem of the company, and as it strikes the hour an automatic signal goes to the danger position a locomotive whistle blows to indicate that the signal has been observed bv the engineer, and a set of safety rules are Current Events The of the new home was paid for when bought and ail expenses in the erection of the building was met as the work advanced. The officers of the organization are. Harrv vice-president Thomas Sutton: secretary. J.

L. Tlld-n Kucker or Chicago. I r. Jean (. Raf If has returned from the National Ko.ua! Suffrage convention in Wash-inrtn, Tt.

C. Miss Catherine Kicher has returned from CleaT-field. F'a. Mrs Josephine Koorner has returned to Los Anceles. 'ul.

after a visit with her son, Charles Koerner. Attorney clarence Hupus has returned from I'hiladclphia and New York. Mrs. Margaret Richardson of I 'it calm. was the Kucst of Mrs.

Marie Small. John I-aird has returned after a trip to Kentucky. Tennessee and Indiana. I'eputv Treasurer George C. Cramer has re-turiu-d from A Itoona, la.

displayed. under liens. Barnes and Woodwind and illustrated the United States medical record of the war. He was born in Germany and came to this country in IN.vl. trfinin.

G. E. Ward. William G. E.

Ward, aged 62 of 317 Shaw avenue, MeKeesport. died yesterday. He was born in Winchester. and had lived in MeKeesport 2S years. He was a member of the Baptist church and of the Woodmen of the World.

He have, bis mother, bis widow, and the following children: Charles, oilie and Edward Ward, and Miss Fannie Ward, all of MeKeesport. and Mrs. Bertha Kaler of l'ort Vue. i Th concert arranged by the Sons ani I of Veteran a wll! tak pluct? at Soldier-" Memorial Thursday cventn. Htiry Marker Fiur'elirh.

The wfil-known tmrl-Trn hf the pritu'lpa 1 feature of the pro-tfnitn. Mi i-s Helen Hrown a successful 1ric .1:10 of this rh y. also apjte.tr (in the uroeiam and her aecnmpaninients will Stewart: treasurer. A. -Manen.

Mother and Girl Asphyxiated. PHII.ADKDPH1A. Dec 11 Mrs. Hilda. Aceto and her 9-year-old daughter were found asphyxiated today in their borne.

The police believe that a j.t left burning by Mrs. Aceto to her son whom she expected home from Scranton. blew- out and caused tho two deaths. be playe-l hy J. Another Inter-ej-titiK failure be the drill by eight mtiiut boys the Rraddutk camp.

Mine. rortTine-Kider-Kelev, the successful wll appear at Carneuit IIhIi this fvenlnir a sob-lst with the Apollo ubois. Pa. Cumberland Marriage Licenses. Cl'-MRKBI-AXD.

lec. 11. Marriage licenses re Issued tolay to: Knirene H.i7-n nnd Marcaret Diwens, T'ntontown. I'a. Harry' Jones and Ijicillej Trimble, of MeKeesport; Victor Jenney and Oertrude Burkel of Pa.

Dively and Lizzie Wesandt or Clavsburg. I'a. Michael Henshaw. Al-toona. an-i M-rritts.

Pell-wood. s- Khrini.er and Helen Williams. Altoona. Pa. Pottery Company Shuts Plant.

Mis. Allon Mark 1a visiting her aon Ohitnarif Xiites. rinh Kn.ei.arr Mayer. in Its lirsi 1 Harry Moore. NEW CASTLE.

Dec. 11. (Special.) Harry Moore, a mall carrier of this city, who has been in the postal service more than l) years, was elected vice president of the Western Pennsylvania and KaHtern Ohio Letter Carriers' Association at the annual convention at Kftst Liverpool. Mr. Moore, who wears four stripes on the anil of his uniform In token of his long service, has alwavs been active In improving the postal service and the condition of the carriers.

The association embraces Pittsburgh, McKees Kocks. New Castle, Beaver Falls. Sharon and other Western Pennsylvania cities. William K-rrinan aR'd a member of ihe Vanhandle Train Break foini. A demonstration of one method of handling suburban trafiic was piven by the Panhandle Kailroad yesterday morning when an engine hauling the Primrose accommodation, the nrst train in along the main line, broke down between Oakuaie and Greggs Station.

Instead of sending out a relief engine the train was held until Ihe Steubenville to.) train arrived, about three-quarters of an hour later. Passengers were transferred to the second traki, crowding it hevond lis capacity. The Steubenville train is not scheduled to stop between Carnegie and this city, but as it was taking care of the Primrose train's regular slops, it made a stop at all intermediate stations. By the time the train reached Crafton passengers refused to board it and hundreds at Cradon, Ingram and Sheraden waited until a later train. The Steubenville train arrived at its destination about a half hour late, and it is estimated that S-00 patrons of the road were late In reaching their work.

r-oiH rt for this aon. Mine Itider-Ke sey 1 bpen ineetrit; tth unprecedented P.rni? this season Her have been rare-fuIJy seteetej mid comprise. to be Mir.e in Trench and KriKlNh. V.n-!uct..r 1ms excellent NEWS FROM NEARBY TOWNS Fifth iittamrv uuriMK uie AnirrlviKi died yesterday of typhoid fo'-r at rnnnetisviUe. I'n.

1- was nmiiarned. He fnrmerlv employed as a conductor on the tinnellsviH. Liivibion of the italUmore ami Ohio ItHllroad. Miirr rT" PiKHLANn 1, Til i Vssnii. a horn? which have been given :3.

ia In bers for his KITTANN'IXB. Dee. 11. The nn-1 dnnirl'terp at Yau-slioro. Pa.

Sniit! of lniliana. visited -w-ith his until nn.l inii-io Mr. anil Mrs. J. C.

Wt'avpr ol Kalis i 'reck. Fa. Folix Will of t'ittshurch is vlsitlnft here. Miss i-'io l'ort'ir visited with friends at il'u-. Pa.

M.ss Tussey of Brookvllle visited frii-nds Miss Nell Larkey has returned from Punxsu-taw ney. Silas Fifer has loft for Miami, Ariz. Mrs. A. J.

llanna. visited in Bradford. Miss Olive lli'benak has returned from Rldg-iv ay. Pa. The accompaniments will frAtu havintf s'Aiil careful rehears.

i Mrs. Kmina Kespler. age.1 6St wife of John Pennsvlvania China Pottery Company o. ho iiu. William (left in if of interest are srhe.niled for -h threa aistvrs.

ptrton. bar.d o- found at tne nnme i Kvcnm Fhtthiirch Athletic Avx-ia- 1 i John ran.i We. im brotl'T. This Vvenin the Juveniles wll KUe an i "i'a 1 StllOtl. QUICKLY STOPS owned by the Colonial Trust Company of -los'd down today and the reason given by officials is lack of orders.

When running at capacity the. pottery emplovs .) men. but for several weeks only men have Isen working. Th shutdown is indetinlte. 4t.t exhibition, to which their parents and menu; J'' 7ft ilor vlrnis.v th- J.

nan -v r.i. cimr. of a home of T. (. AtKinsnn neacon f.ir tl! of Car 1 milium.

J'i'J I n-oirraml Hn nin hum on Mimli ami ror vonrs Hrifi n.i ,.,.1.... nailtnaki-r I'hrsfl flr.Ml. aa a Rrn-t l.unt's -niploy-o WORST BACKACHE rranklin. Pa. ia Id and I of km' "II l.

two brftht-ra. xh- iiiinSF.T 1A 111 1 nsoin Male mirnji Km ml 'l James Albert Willliiiii liuffy. i The Kev. Pr. and Mrs tina ertruae unit', lunnano muvni.

on ih Haltir, or- and hi. Kannmn. -t. Dis- Makes Kidney, Bladder Vennxy to Build in Coal Fields. That the Pennsylvania Railroad will follow the coal development and build lines into Greene county, jifs the prediction of S.

C. Long, general manager, following his recent t-ip of inspection. He stated that while no definite plans had been formed, the Pennsy mav be depended upon to open up new territory. In case of an extension, the new road will run from Rices Landing, to New Geneva. connecting at the latter place with the Buckhannon and Northern.

Mr. Long's inspection party was in Pittsburgh yesterday morning. wo. .4 Station, near her- tins niornni. ".) was taken to Ms Meyers-tale home.

Gazette Times 1 0 Cent Patterns (ALL SEAMS ALLOWED) orders and Rheumatic Pains Vanish. r-a't'Tsol! nn; in ai.ii 1,1 mil, u. Mrs. Harry S. Hayden has gone to Syracuse, V-.

to stiend the holidays. Mrs Foster Is In Pittsburgh. Mrs! Ft. J. Evans Is visiting her parents In Krie.

Pa. Mrs. N. Hough has returned from Pittsburgh. Miss Edna Foley entertained at cards.

Miss Klizalx th Hulburt entertained' the Plav Stmiv Club. I he Shoi-t Study Club was entertained by- Freed fromRheumatism and Bladder Trouble Mr John P. No. S41 Allen Ijint. Germantovn Phila-if li'hia.

I'a I -llh in my Ipcb. rm i'ti 1. tr. lor or two yam. For i.it I I HFTEK A.

nil Fnainc hi hom- here las, night, the R-y. John Moor, of th- Inited Presby-rian fhurrh h-re. bv nU-ak- applied rarboli- acid (o face a loii.in and is burned badly. EI I iVII.I.E. -Henrv Stukey.

ng-1 5-'. wi scai.i-1 1-a liv at work In Tin I'U-e anv t. re CHILD'S SACQUE APRON. I II-' f- I a va; 1 at-r a- i 1 1-cs w-r- sci.l.-l He was tak-n to the Clergy May Eose Courtesy. Bv the rew ruling of the Pennsylvania Rail Mrs.

Kmorv Htlkill. Miss Margaret Crosby has returned to Tar-mijulh. N. after a visit with her brother, 1 ir l- K. Crosby.

flT-A to tJ-l. III.WHK Itrrai P'n ai i ii.ri.nU ll-'-llai. bii. ar.rt ft wr mil road relative to the discontinuance of passes gi'e 'lUXTiiV I'A -Si. i l.ij; I.ucas.

a mg -juiit of my i In 'a co'li-rv at Avma wan r- to or walk. I a it; if 1 on 1 1 i. bv tn-n h.i evi l-ntiv f. ip-i This apron Is one which can r.e iii- us mi upron. wlikli may take the nf the dress entirely It has the front I lain and In a plec.

with two Hiiuill paloh pockets It extends all til- way to the neck and h-re there) Is a stn.ill turnover collar, spilt In th center of the front and aJBO In th- bank. The closing of the apron tw plaee-i In the renter of the back, where luitl.itK 'intl htittonholesi are used, and tie Mrlnc' l'-l at the side seams and a.e In a bow In the l.ick. The -terl ly. but r--iv I tO B- I If you suffer with baekachmir kidney trouble- have disagreeable bladder and urinary disorders, or are tortured with, rheumatism, stiff joints and heart-wrenching pains, you will be surprised how quickly and surely Croxone will relieve all such misery. It soaks right in through the walls, membranes and linings, cleans out and strengthens the stopped up organs, neutralizes, dissolves and makes the kidneys sift out and filter away the unej acid and poisons from the "olood, and leaves the kidneys ami urinary organs, clean, stronir, active and healthy.

to familes of employes after January L. it appears that clergymen, for years accustomed to riding on half fare, will he compelled to Pay as much for seats as other passengers. Officials of the Pennsv decline to state that the courtesy to ministers is to be discontinued, but It is admitted that the company is not issuing half-rate cards to division ticket agents for 8li I tr i a i sei. all niui- He w-u a-ru Mrs C. F.

Blakslee and Miss Julia Hufus have n-lurned from Pittsburgh. Mr. and Mrs. F. J.

I Van and daughter of Cleveland. are visiting Mr. and Mrs. W. l.

Ilunce. Miss Josephine Miller will entertain with an informal dance. Mr. and Mrs. A.

J. Fasenmyer entertained the members of the Algonquin Club. Mrs. Mitchell and daughter are in Cleveland. O.

PA 'rln!" of i-l a i a i.i:! -r I w.a a a lur rwi.c without obtair.u-.JC anv I in. xrxmA m. number of li--. aitj tr -it -v tbat vrn nnMiniMlW io tn. ut 1 rw brnrRt frnm ar.r t-'in hn tUf di'-f-rvat mnfflM inl to lo P.

and I to vt "l- of ltln a.M.-l a ini-vl 10 trr M' Nufy I lon to ttM NJ t'J -t Th- t.lt --tt N.i mr Olt A' -f ia il'- I U-k V.O-K i Mni. in le 1 rw t-vi use after the first of the year. i "We don't know what the attitude of the Pennsylvania will t-e in the matter of allow-i Ine ministers half fare," suid an official yes- I ai- I r. man I. 1 of bishop design ana is a cutT at the writ.

The v. li .1 lt i. i l. ew Castle. Pa.

II lernav. "No statement has been made from headquarters covering that phase of the We only can say that the cards customarily I sent out from headquarters to the division passenger agents on which the ministers' half- Mr ar.d Mrs Clark Bates of Green pattern. is cut 4 ii an I 1 Trie pattern 'an l- obtained bv send- ui- pr riv out. wltli i t-. r.tn the I rn 1 pa rt ment.

The dinette Times. Pittsburgh. Tn. It matters not now long you nave suffered; how old you are, or what you have tried. It Is practically impossible to take Croxone without results, for it 1 V.

VA i.v l.re Wir o.t:; jiiy 1. j.B-1-r.t, re r- uii.ii' i r---i of ravi tr starts to work the minute you take it. If you suffer with pains In the back W. re ville I'a have ecni luiieil a visit with Attorney- and Mrs Frank A. Hover.

Mrs Lowers of Moore street and Miss Edna, have returned from O. Mrs Howard M. Kirk is spending some time with her mother. Mrs. Leander Raney of O.

Miss liula Frew has returned from visiting sister. Mrs. F.lward Sinner of Ak-on. o. M-.

liarrv have returned or sides; if you are nervous, tired and limes W.aslruiT. a dr.igi;! run down; bothered with urinary disorders, or have any signs of kidney. No. C4C0. fare privileges are issued were not sent out.

They are usually out by this time. Whether they were omitted this year because of the company's policy relative to the new law or for some other reason. I do not know. 1 suppose it Is left for the public's Inference." A'eir Boad Vlanned. A railroad tine which will extend from the Kentucky coal iields to Baltimore.

and which will shorten the haul of sun miles is Mi. s- t.ire rf- arm bladder troubles or rheumatism, don HV-'T- V. N. VA I- t-il at 1.. Name -ll My ha-- 1 w-lC--t.

I a lr'trr I- I I-' i h.al-n ha iTr.prOTe l. I mw no ti.i '-r troubio -1 th- va. a M.ivtnc la irw ar-1 ro niv farr.i,. "I MiriroW, i I- li an- nlrrr a wortn a fair trial, no bt "ihrr biht tii.l hi-trr ii.li--! Nm ('V -a? -t-' 1 a l-v -f I. I t-- 1.1.

-r rmi ml F'-. if Net PcnefitcJ Mitivt. Xl" -r-, May o. o- fit i-n aJI lo.i-;orr "j-irrba (till le Um tv a at U. i from I Mrs M.trv nnd Mame Kleidine of c-in.

(1- --ni visiting Miss Winter. l--'l i tl of pr.ii.cted bv a partv of capitalists, among ie inhn of Graf ion. W. Va. and No spend another needless day Secure an original package of Croxone today, and prove for yourself right now, as thousands of others have done.

Just how quickly It will end your misery. Croxone le Inexpensive, and every druggist is authorized to return the purchase price If it fails in a single case. Advertisement. iSl .1 ST K. i ii i are a i Ti.

i-1-- cf F-lo- State. r. ra-l The propose.l railroad will traverse Fouthern West Virginia to connect with (he Greenbrier Division of the Chesapeake and Ohio at Ronce-verte W. Va then on to Baltimore via the Greenbrier Division and the Western City. Martha jinn.nn is eticst or ner sis-er, M'S.

Ouv Gray of Greenville. Pa. Mrs W. Hackett has returned from vlKl'InR friends in Pittsburgh. Pa.

Mr and Mrs Frederick Frazler have returned from Cleve'and O. Mrs II. A. Lcitht bu returned) from ar--Hr to tr of v- Cn'er Cer-atn arapptl 1 taiuro to 4 a5immoaA..